Summit Replies Issued on Early Meeting With Khrushchev
President Kennedy and Prime Minister MacDonald consider a June 1 summit if Geneva disarmament talks show progress. Kennedy wants sufficient Geneva developments to justify a summit while Macmillan says he will join if negotiations advance or deadlock occurs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold MacMillan
Britain
Khrushchev
Geneva
Macmillan
Moscow
United States
Russia
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskel
London
Wardec
Menon Leads In Indian Parliamentary Vote Count
Defense Minister V K Menon leads in unofficial returns with 30 728 votes to 16 424 for J B Kripalani in north Bombay, as Nehru campaigns to defend the Congress amid a mixed early state legislature result.
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New Delhi
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Menon
J.B. Kripalani
Gandhi
Kripalani
Bombay
Congress
Congress Party
Madras
Space needs dominate three UNC units in committee report
A visiting committee told the UNC board that space is the greatest immediate need at Chapel Hill, Women’s College Greensboro and NC State Raleigh. It cited $10,522,000 in unmet needs after a failed bond issue and urged rapid construction, renovations, and new facilities including student center, library, cafeteria, and Health Center expansion. It also called for development staff at Women’s College and long range land use and updated equipment reviews.
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Pullen
Tompkins
Mann and Gardner
Womans’ College
Keeping a Child's Hobbies in Line with School Work
Editor notes a series on helping children succeed academically by balancing hobbies with grades. An educational expert explains that multiple interests can coexist with schooling if not allowed to erode performance. A case shows guiding a baseball fanatic to also study history without dropping passion. Tomorrow: improve focus.
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Leslie J. Nason
Glenn honors in Washington after rain postpones helicopter ride
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. arrives with President Kennedy in Washington for a day of honors. Weather forces outdoor events indoors at Andrews Air Force Base and cancels planned helicopter flight, a motorcade arranged instead. The Glenn family and officials attend a joint Congressional session amid rain and crowd scenes along the parade route.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Kennedy
West Palm Beach
Fla
Glenn
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
H. W. Castor
James Hosey
Pittsburgh
Florida
Glenns
Air Force
White House
Capitol
Capitol Plaza
Joint Meeting
Congress
Connecticut Avenue
U.S
North Carolina college costs among highest in the Southeast
Raleigh AP reports a visiting committee of the consolidated university trustees found North Carolina state college and UNC Chapel Hill have among the highest student costs in the Southeast. Tuition, fees, room and board drive expenses, with no dramatic recent increases. The panel questioned cutting corners in education to save money.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Consolidated University Trustees
Hill Yarborough
Ed M. Anderson
Victor S. Bryant
T. J. Collier
Percy B. Ferebee
J. B. Kittrell
Thomas C. Moore
Frank M. Parker
L. Richardson Preyer
H. L. Riddle Jr
William P. Saunders
I Thomas B. Upchurch
North Carolina
RFK Urges Calm On West New Guinea Dispute
Robert F. Kennedy called for a factual and rational approach by both Indonesia and the Netherlands to West New Guinea. He met Dutch Foreign Minister Luns in The Hague and said a peaceful solution could come from calmer talks, after touring Indonesia and the Netherlands. He did not reveal any specific proposals and noted the two sides remain the main actors in seeking a conference table settlement.
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Hendrick Kersting
Hague
Netherlands
Robert F. Kennedy
Indonesia
West New Guinea
U.S
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Joseph M. A. H. Luns
Luns
Sukarno
United States
Bonn
Paris
Court Rules Against State Segregation in Transport
The Supreme Court unanimously holds no state may require racial segregation of transport facilities, intra or inter state. It notes the issue is settled by prior decisions and orders the Mississippi case involving Freedom Riders heard expeditiously in light of today’s opinion. Chief Justice Warren reads the unsigned ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
District Court
Earl Warren
North Carolina Party Learns What Britons Want for Holiday
A 43 member state mission in London learns what Britons seek in a North Carolina vacation. Delegates meet at the U.S. Embassy for briefings on mountains lakes fishing and resort facilities to appeal to travel agents selling a “Variety Vacationland.”
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Raymond E. Palmer
Heart London
North Carolina
U. S
London
Beverley Miller
U. S. Travel Service Office
Charles B. Wade Jr
State Board of Conservation and Development
Wade
Court upholds CAB move of trunk air service to Greensboro
The 4th Circuit affirmed the Civil Aeronautics Board decision transferring Winston-Salem trunk line air service from Smith Reynolds Airport to Greensboro High Point Friendship Airport about 19 miles away. The court found no abuse of authority in the CAB order filed Saturday.
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Richmond, Va
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Civil Aeronautics Board
Winston-Salem
N. C
Greensboro-High Point
Smith-Reynolds
Greensboro High Point Friendship
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Ty Cobb
Lerature
Caer
N.C
Rational New Guinea
RFK
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